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Required Materials A Special Note About Printing

- Printer This mask is designed to be printed on

- A4 or US letter size printer paper US Letter paper (8 1/2" x 11") or Euro -
- Thick paper or thin cardboard pean A4 paper (210mm x 297mm) .
- Spray adhesive or a glue stick
- Scissors Make sure that the "print to scale"
- Craft knife option is blank/not checked on your
- Clear tape OR fast-drying wood glue printer settings to ensure that the
- Thick sewing needle or blunt knife pages print at the intended size.
and a ruler to score the folds
You can check the scale by measuring

page with a ruler.

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 Instructions for
Printing and Folding
Print on thin Paper and adhere the mask pieces to cardboard. This method
will result in the printed lines and pattern guide numbers being hidden on the

(1) Print your mask pieces on plain (4) Using a thick sewing needle or
printer paper. blunt knife and a ruler, score along the
folding lines.
(2) Glue the mask pieces to the back
of your cardboard. We recommend (5) Refer to the diagram below and fold
using spray adhesive or a glue stick as along the creases either bringing the
other types of glue may make the two edges towards you (Valley Fold)
paper too wet. for the plain dashed line folds or away
from you (Mountain Fold) for the dot/ -
(3) Cut out the pattern pieces along dashed line folds.
the solid cutting lines.
(6) Proceed to Assembly Instructions
Note: the dashed lines are folding section.
lines, make sure not to cut them!

IMPORTANT

Mountain fold line Valley fold line

Cut line

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 Mask Assembly Instructions
Assembly
(8) After completing the mask you can
(7) Each number on the mask pattern
has a twin. Find the matching numbers
and attach the two pieces together.

We recommend using one of the Note: Halfmasks don’t require a

following methods for attaching the
mask pieces together.

decorate and color your mask

anyway you like.

Option 1 / Easy
Clear Adhesive Tape

Place a piece of tape on the outside of

the pattern covering the joint where
the two edges meet. Tape all pieces
together.

pro: easy and fast!

con: tape is visible from the outside

Option 2 / Advanced
Glue

Although it is a bit more tricky than

using tape, we recommend using a
fast-drying wood glue to adhere the
mask pieces. The glue should dry clear.
Stick all pieces together.

Note: You could also use a glue stick

to attach the pieces together, but the

pro: invisible!
con: time consuming

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 The Fitting Band

(1) Cut 3 strips of A4/US letter paper. (4) Tape the ends closed to make one
Each strip should measure 1.5" continuous loop of paper.
wide (40mm) and the length will be
the full length of the page. (5) Cut out 2 rectangles from the sheet
of paper, each one should measure
(2) Stick the short ends of the strips 1.5" x 4” (40mm x 100mm).
together with tape to make one
long strip of paper. (6) Tape one rectangle on either side
of the band (see drawing below).
(3) Wrap the long strip around your
head, overlapping the ends; make
sure that the resulting band is a mask and tape it to the back of
the mask.

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